Author: Abel de Lorenzo Rodríguez, Departamento de Historia (Department of History), Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (University of Santiago de Compostela) - Academia.edu, Google Scholar, ResearchGate

Abstract: »By focusing on exiles in Iberia – which often involved relatively short distances of travel – Abel de Lorenzo Rodríguez underscores how it served as both a legal recourse and practical application of the law for various offenses (including murder, treason, and sexual misconduct), evolving into a form of enforced mobility.« (Source: Laury Sarti. »Introduction. Interdisciplinary approaches to early medieval mobility.« Mobility in the Early Middle Ages, and Beyond – Mobilität im Frühmittelalter und darüber hinaus. Interdisciplinary Approaches – Interdisziplinäre Zugänge. Edited by Laury Sarti et al. Berlin 2026: 7)

Contents:

	6.1 Exile as enforced mobility in modern research (p. 81)
	6.2 Religious and secular approach within the small-world exiles (p. 82)
	6.3 Homicide, treason, pardon and banishment (p. 88)
	6.4 Conclusion (p. 96)
	6.5 Bibliography (p. 97)
		6.5.1 Manuscripts (p. 97)
		6.5.2 Sources (p. 97)
		6.5.3 Literature (p. 97)

Reviews:
- Pazienza, Annamaria. Francia recensio No. 2 (2026). - Full Text: Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg (Heidelberg University Library) (Free Access)

- Unger, Veronika. Historische Zeitschrift 323(1) (August 2026): 194-916. - Full Text: De Gruyter Brill (Free Access)

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